Seller beware

[Kimchi]

A update to this. So the stolen Polaris has been recovered in South Carolina, I went and picked it up 2 weeks ago. We were very thankful to the officer for following up and running down the owner of the vehicle and calling the sheriff in the county my son lives and getting contact info. It was only luck that got it back, a disturbance call turned into several stolen vehicles being recovered in Rock Hill S.C.. The detective in Atlanta never listed it on the stolen property hot sheet but good police work and some calls solved the case.

nice

 

[StuP]

Great news.

 

[MNRSports]

Good Cops Rock...Support the Blue!

 

[garypl50]

Good for you! Hope they didn’t trash it.

 

[hunterofopportunity]

Good for you! Hope they didn’t trash it.

It needs tires but all the fluids were good. It still fires right up and hauls butt.

 

[THREEJAYS]

Glad to hear

 

[threeclicks]

That is great you have it back in one piece. Now for the Atlanta officer that did not list it on the hot sheet I hope he will get reprimanded. Good complete job and follow through on the S.C. officers.

 

[GAK9]

First, outstanding that it was recovered and not in unsalvageable condition. Second, he needs to speak with the supervisor of the officer who took the initial stolen property report. That is negligence for him to have not entered it into GCIC/NCIC. His actions may have prevented it from being recovered earlier, and may have saved your son time, money, and grief. Even if the officer is only spoken to about ensuring stolen property is properly documented, it may make a difference in the future.

 

[yellowhammer]

Being street-wise, I know what precautions to take. I also only go alone. No witnesses. I like cameras around. They are more likely to tell the truth. Unlike a witness.